At Sherman we practice Construction management that involves planning, coordinating, and overseeing construction projects from start to finish. This includes budgeting, scheduling, quality control, safety management, and communication between stakeholders.

We develop, planning, design, construction, and maintenance of essential physical and organizational structures that support economic growth and improve the quality of life.

Key focus on Infrastructure Development

1. We identify the infrastructure:
   • Hard Infrastructure: Physical structures like roads, bridges, tunnels, railways, airports, power plants, water supply systems, and buildings.
   • Soft Infrastructure: Institutional frameworks, financial systems, healthcare, education, and governance structures.
2. Stages of Development:
   • Planning: Feasibility studies, environmental impact assessments, and budget estimation.
   • Design & Engineering: Structural, mechanical, and electrical design considerations.
   • Construction & Execution: Project implementation with safety and quality control.
   • Operation & Maintenance: Ensuring long-term functionality and sustainability.
3. The advice on the following challenges in Infrastructure Development:
   • Funding and financial constraints.
   • Environmental and social impact concerns.
   • Land acquisition and regulatory approvals.
   • Technological advancements and adaptation.
4. We advise more in sustainable Infrastructure:
   • Green buildings and renewable energy integration.

Structural engineering focuses on designing, analyzing, and constructing structures that can safely withstand loads and environmental conditions. We ensure buildings, bridges, towers, dams, and other infrastructures remain stable, durable, and safe throughout their lifespan.

Our key Focus

1. Structural Analysis – Our skilled Engineers always assess forces, stresses, and deformations to ensure structural integrity.
2. Material Selection – We advise and choose appropriate materials for our projects (concrete, steel, timber, composites) based on strength, durability, and cost.
3. Load Consideration – We designing for various loads such as dead loads, live loads, wind loads, seismic forces, and thermal effects.
4. Structural Design – We use engineering principles and software’s for simulation to create safe and efficient structures outcomes.
5. Code Compliance – We following national and international code of standards.
6. Failure Prevention – We Identifying potential failure points and reinforcing structures to prevent collapse.

Structural Systems

• Frame Structures (Steel or reinforced concrete)
• Shell Structures (Domes, vaults)
• Truss Systems (Bridges, roofs)
• Suspension & Cable-Stayed Structures (Bridges)
• Pre-stressed & Post-tensioned Systems